Daris, Thank you for the additional details on your George W. Nevil. Do you have something which indicates he might have moved to Hickman Co., KY, or were you just speculating? Such a move could really tangle some lines since there was already a George Washington Nevill (wife Rachel Killebrew) from an entirely different family who lived in that county <g>. I don't suppose you have ever come across a Martin Nevil anywhere in your line, have you? We have one list member, Corrine, who is looking for a William Nevil/Nevels b. in TN. I wonder if your Bill would match up with any of her information. Jan At 12:08 AM 2/21/99 -0600, you wrote: >No problem, Milton. I'm glad you joined in with that info. > >Jan, > >I show that George W. Nevil, son of Reuben Sr., was born 1832, and married to >Sara CROSS. I have a copy of a document showing that Gorg. W. Nevils was on >list of Deserters on April 1, 1863 from Co. E, 1 Reg't West Tenn Inf >(subsequently became 6 Reg't Tenn. Calv). He was listed as a Corp. He is also >mentioned, along with "Bill Nevel (Old Ruben Nevel's son)", in the book >"Tennessee's Last Kingdom", by Ernest R. Pounds. > >It is possible that he moved to Hickman County, Kentucky some time after the >Civil War. From what I understand, George did not follow the other brothers >(William (Bill), Reuben Jr, and Parker) to Texas in the 1880's. > >I just noticed something interesting about the following entry from "Marriages >of Gibson County, TN". > >Pg. 101: "Samuel Mount to Frances Flippin, Sept. 27, 1854. R.J. Nevil, BM." > >It is interesting to note that Reuben's (Jr) brother, James Madison Nevil, >married Luzania MOUNT. So it might have been the case that Samuel MOUNT was >Luzania's brother, and that is why Reuben (Jr) served as bondsman. But perhaps >it was James' father, Reuben Sr., that served as the bondsman. > >Daris Nevil >